Fashioned in a distinctive yellow brick, this Victorian charming converted apartment with incredible sea views, has all the refined elegance Hove’s seafront has to offer. Large South East facing bay windows flood this well-presented home with light.

The apartments unique layout has achieved a great sense of space, brilliant storage solutions and allows the feeling of privacy as you enter through the foyer. To the side complimented by useful fitted storage in the hall way, perfect for creating a hall library.

Oak wood floors draw the eye through the property creating a modern touch to the large reception room. With it’s cast iron surround fireplace and sash bay windows, the reception room has well placed period features whilst also feels modern with cool neutral tone décor. Set in a sleek dark wood and chrome grab handles, the good sized kitchen just to the side of the living room benefits from plenty of cabinetry and inbuilt appliances as well as all the benefits of a separate kitchen whilst also being semi open plan for a more social feel.

The larger of the two bedrooms has sash windows and has plenty of space for wardrobes and storage, the second bedroom is a double bedroom that could also be used as an office or guest bedroom. Thoughtfully designed, both bedrooms are located next to a bathroom. The larger bathroom, next to the primary bedroom has a bath with neutral tiles and white modern suite.

On the same level as the second bedroom the shower room is also fitted with a white modern suite and feature tiles in the shower.

Recently named as the most sought-after location in England and Wales for young professionals, Hove’s BN3 area is ideally located for all that Brighton and Hove has to offer.

When it comes to shops, bars and restaurants the hubbub of Church Road, George Street and Blatchington Road all offer plenty of choice surrounded by iconic period architecture.
Hove Lawns, Palmeira Square and Adelaide Crescent offer plenty of green open spaces to relax in, while the beach and seafront is never far away. For cricket fans the County ground is found on Eaton Road.

Down on the seafront, a parade of local independent amenities on Kingsway includes the ever-popular Franco’s Osteria, the Sugardough Bakery and the Kernel of Hove health food store. The renowned Marrocco’s is close at hand on King’s Esplanade with handmade Italian ice-cream, perfect for hot summer days.

Hove mainline station provides convenient commuter links to London and Gatwick, and regular bus services travel all across the city and up to Devil’s Dyke.

Popular local schools include Hove Junior School, Brunswick Primary School and St Andrew’s C of E Primary School.

EPC Rating: C
Council Tax: C
Share of Freehold- 960 Years Remain
Service charge- 2,000PA for 16 Kings Gardens £591 for 15 Kings Gardens

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